Regulatory Economist Resume Washington, DC - Hire IT People

SUMMARY:

PHD in economics with over 17 years of experience as a consultant and regulatory economist - Excellent analytical and quantitative skills - Ability to work effectively individually and within teams - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Experience includes Federal Procurement/Acquisitions and Proposal Evaluation - Ready command of the nexus between regulations and the impact on small businesses.

EXPERIENCE:

Regulatory Economist

Confidential, Washington, DC

Responsibilities:

Performed research and evaluation of small business regulatory issues, prepared reports, and presented findings at academic conferences.
Prepared written reports and contributed to an annual Confidential report to the president of the United States.
Prepared papers in support of the National Tax Association’s Annual Meeting.
Papers are currently posted on the Advocacy website, www. Confidential .gov/advocacy/7540/.
Prepared all acquisition documentation for solicitations, evaluation of proposals, lead technical evaluation boards, and guided and directed contractor’s performance.
Modeled and evaluated economic and econometric data in contract research.
Used theoretical and econometric modeling to produce publications.
Represented the Confidential during international delegations visits. Presented the pertinent facts of Advocacy Research.
Served as a lead economist on SBREFA Panels with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Processed requests for data and information from Congressional staff members
Performed gathering and processing all data relevant to office-wide effectiveness measurement and performance metrics - quarterly and annually.
Lead and guided a group of Economists/CORs throughout government acquisitions process, and evaluated their progress by creating timely performance reports.

Independent Consultant

Confidential, Springfield, VA

Responsibilities:

Performed cost/benefit Analysis evaluated the sensitivity of prevailing cost/benefit estimates to the value of a statistical life.
Designed surveys to document the amount of instructional time in five Middle-East/North Africa countries.
Prepared literature review, created survey questionnaires in English and French, and constructed country profiles.
Wrote model specification, extracted records of interest to the analysis, and combined data for each phase of the research primarily using SAS.
Planned and executed statistical analyses, summarized conclusions in working tables and in tables suitable for publication, and prepared supporting data for disclosure analysis.
Effort culminated in paper improving the linkages in the data for further research.
Identified and implemented framework for the expansion of research agenda based on dissertation topic, Rules versus Discretion in Tax Policy.
Started research related to applying cross-sectional analysis based on the 48 contiguous American States to developing and Confidential countries.

Confidential

Economist

Responsibilities:

Managed antitrust and market analysis projects including research design, staff oversight, progress monitoring, and database management.
Participated in affidavits preparation. Topics included: impact of mergers and acquisitions, and statistical methodologies for evaluation of geographic and product markets.
Served as liaison with a variety of clients, and assisted in business development.

Confidential

Consultant

Responsibilities:

Designed robust econometric models, and drafted expert reports for the purpose of antitrust litigation.
Supplied full support for expert testimony, ranging from data identification and gathering, to analysis methodology and implementation.

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